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Vol. 32: Avoid Disappointment and Future Regret
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Vol. 37: The World in Love
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Price: $12.00
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Price: $10.00
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The definitive book on how to find happiness makes liberal use of information graphics and smiley faces. Guaranteed to improve your life or double your misery.
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Somewhat satirical and entirely red, this small book explores the vagaries of love, from the bone-rattling timpani of beginnings to the trombone solo of retreat. The perfect gift for your heart’s delight or your jilted ex-lover, both of whom should see themselves reflected in these pages.
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Ephropology 101: The Williams Bucket List
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Vol. 35: Hey Baby! Here's What to Expect
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Price: $20.00
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Price: $50.00
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Part “Where’s Waldo,” part checklist, part “stroll down memory lane,” this illustrated “map” presents the various things a Williams student must do before graduating—according to College alumni.
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Filling a conspicuous gap in the self-help market, we offer advice to the newborn—namely, what to expect in life and how to find happiness. Hang this over baby’s crib, and by the time he learns to read, he will already be a cynic.
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I Suck Onesie
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Vol. 36: Sisyphus Rex
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Price: $15.00
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Price: $10.00
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Your child is riddled with hubris. Knock him off his pedestal and remind him who’s the boss before it’s too late.
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It’s hard to be the king, condemned to lead and fight and plunder, one’s every action amplified, one’s every motive moot. Here, the tale of Charlemagne, his conquest and his consequence—his first mistake, his last campaign, his cowardly decline.
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